Somerset Farms Golf Course

So I’ve just started into being interested in all courses around the northern VA area and did a quick internet search and found this place and it was a pretty good price compared to some of the place further north. You drive up to the clubhouse and it’s at the top of a hill and when you drive over you see the course with the rolling hills and trees and no houses in sight. I walked 9 holes in an hour and 59 minutes with no wait on the group ahead of me. There was a good mix of Par 3’s, 4’s and 5’s that left a good challenge for anyone who wanted it. This course says on its website it recently reopened and having never been there before, I wouldn’t have known. The course was well kept and I will definitely come back and play here!

Ever since Meadows Farms bought the course it has improved greatly! You can actually find a spot to putt on now. Great layout and people we bring have a fun time! Thanks, Chet Olive

Course is looking better- especially the greens! Caden inside is VERY nice and accommodating! Thanks, Chet

Hope you get more traffic at the course we don’t want it to close!

Through the years, Somerset has had its ups and downs...there have been times when the course conditions have been borderline phenomenal.

Recently, I've heard reports that it is in its down cycle; although there were areas on some greens that were patchy it was better than expected.

I've always loved the layout and hope that management can continue an upward trajectory. Keep focusing on the greens.

I like the layout. Course has some drivable par 4s, front 9 most of the holes/ fairways are close to each other. Back 9 has some houses near the holes. Fairways not in good condition, greens looked like they need to be punched or had been punched and wasn’t good ( I know a couple of course have already done it in the region). Pace of play was good for the most part. I like the course but valuing it for price vs other courses and conditions it’s not worth the price. I have played the course before for cheaper and what I payed before felt that was a good deal for the course.

The course layout is fun especially holes 1-3. After that it’s wide open which leaves room for error until hole 9. The back nine has a bigger house presence. The greens are in rough shape.. but the locals know. IMO a little over priced for the over all state it’s in but good fun.

The fairways were in good condition and maintained. The greens are lost to crabgrass patches on every hole making it difficult to put on smooth surface.

The lack of care on the greens over the last few months really shows. Every green was basically dirt and patches of crab grass, EVERY SINGLE ONE. Midway through the round, I quit even trying to read putts because it all came down to luck depending on how the patches of crab grass would divert each roll. Fairways were fine but I’m not sure how the course justifies raising their prices for unplayable greens.

The greens are overgrown, patchy and weeded out.

It could be a great course if your score wasn’t ruined by awful greens. Also should advertise their conditions before charging 60$ for unplayable greens, sand traps and many other things.

I've played this course before but had forgotten. The price was the same as its sister course Meadow Farms. I made the wrong choice. I should've know because upon entering the clubhouse I asked for a monogrammed ball. The attendant told me they didn't have any and get this; he said the don't like to spend money at this course. I've never been to a course where the attendant spoke with such candor. Course conditions were bad and I'd probably never play here again.

Three hours in on the back nine,following real old walking golfer, was taking the fun out of playing. Remember walking, fishing the ball out of the water or looking for it in the woods. Not a good afternoon.